Examples of using "Fáradtak" in a sentence and their english translations:
They're tired.
We're quite tired.
We're tired.
We were tired.
They were tired.
Why did they go to the effort of putting that in?
We were all tired.
We were very tired.
We were all tired.
Are you not tired?
- They must have been tired.
- They must've been tired.
Why are you tired?
- Are you tired?
- Are you guys tired?
They were both tired.
- We were both tired.
- We both were tired.
Are you boys tired?
Are you girls tired?
We're tired and thirsty.
We were tired and hungry.
We were all so tired.
Many of us were tired.
We're all pretty tired.
The children are already tired.
I'm sure you're sleepy.
If you're tired, just let me know.
I have eyestrain.
If you are tired, go to bed.
Why are you so tired?
They were all so tired that they could do nothing but yawn.
Tom and Mary said they were tired.
It feels so awful to be sleep-deprived and try to keep your eyelids open.
Tom and Mary are probably going to be tired when they get home.
They were both tired.
His men were weary and far from home, and it was already late in the campaigning season.
Recently I have been feeling a little tired, so I have not gone swimming this week.